Pulp Fiction, 1913 · page 179 of 192
Ainslee's Magazine, February 1913 — page 179: what you’re looking at
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AINSLEE’S ADVERTISER Anyone can make Home Portraits From a Kodak negative (reduced). The Kodak Way The deep satisfaction and pleasure of intimate home portraits of family and friends—taken in the every-day home surroundings and atmosphere, are possible to every Kodak owner. Ordinary window lighting—no dark room requiréd for any of the work—not even for developing and printing. ‘At Home with the Kodak,” charmingly tlustrated, tells you how, Free for the asking. At your dealers or write us, EASTMAN KODAK CO., ROCHESTER, N.Y., The Kodak City, Please mention this magazine when answering advertisements. CoOnmmicloool< (C@